Real Science-4-Kids, Biology Level 1, Student Text

by Rebecca W. Keller

Real Science-4-Kids Biology, Level I, presents college-level biological concepts at a 4th and 5th grade reading level. Chapters include topics such as taxonomy, the cell, the specialized organelle (the chloroplast), plants, protozoa, frog and butterfly life cycles, ecosystems and cycles.

Genres: Science, Childrens, Biology, Nonfiction

71 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[Darlene]

I read this non-fiction book aloud to my children.

This book is divided into ten chapters, and then sub-divided into sections varying between four to eight parts. At the end of each section is a summary before moving on to the next chapter.

We really liked this science book. The content is age-appropriate, and there is a great glossary of scientific terms at the back of the book. Although the chapters on life cycles (flowers, butterflies and frogs) and plants (photosynthesis, parts of a plant, and how a plant grows) did not really contain any new information for my Grade 4 daughter, the chapters on taxonomy, cells, and protists provided good information at an introductory level.

[Lisa]

Nice presentation of basic concepts of biology for elementary-aged kids that they can read and understand themselves.

[Rebecca]

A nice elementary level biology science text. Large print, bolded vocabulary words, colorful pictures.

[Tammy]

Very well put together. The illustrations are great!

[Belle Meade School]

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